Viral TikTok video reveals the secret to neatly tucked bed sheets

A neatly made bed with fresh sheets is one of life's simple pleasures, but before you get there you have to endure the annoying task of actually making the bed.

For many people getting a smooth fitted sheet and tucked in flat sheets is a hard ask, especially if you have a large, heavy mattress and no one around to help lift it.

That problem could be a thing of the past with a viral TikTok video highlighting a product that solves this very issue. The Bed Sheet Tucker is featured in one of Rachel Meaders' Amazon Product Finds videos, and means you can tuck the sheet in without lifting anything.

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"I'm not kidding, we never make our bed without our tucker tool. It saves tucking in the fitted and flat sheet under the mattress or into the bed frame and takes maybe 15 seconds to do the entire bed," Rachel said in the video.

The TikTok video certainly got people talking, with more than 638,000 likes, 1300 comments and 6,600,000 views.

"The sheet tucker is awesome!" one follower commented.

"I just bought the tucker hopefully It will save my fingers," another said.

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The Bed Sheet Tucker is priced at $67.21 on Amazon and is rated 4.3 stars from 802 ratings.

"I bought these because I had surgery on my hands and can't tuck my flat sheets around the bed... But this is really nice, it does the job and helps you make the beds fast again, pain-free, even if the mattresses are heavy that doesn't stop these from working. My friend even said it's great if you have long finger nails and don't want to break them," one review said.

If you don't want to spend any money on a tool that helps you tuck your sheets in, but think the idea of the tool has merit, there are other household objects you can try.

"My comb does the tucker thing very nicely," a follower said in the comments

"In the military we use a clipboard to tuck in our sheets," one man posted.

"We used coat hangers," wrote another.